Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-30
BINGHAM BOOMING.
Mining Business, Social, PERSON
and Pertinent Notes The
0DeemOcrat'' to the Front
and Everybody Happy.

Kan Tor Bingham!
Pat Phelan is in the Capitol.
The Old Reliable will boom this sum-
mer, sure.
Bourgard's house is being painted
pure white.
Duncan McGinnis keeps the boys level |
at the Forks.
All the boys are onto Bourguard's bar
keeps elegant style.
Pells and Williams are taking out good
ore and expect boom this summer.
A. Hyslop, an aspiring Bohemian, is
learning to become an expert miner.
Sunday is the day to see the Bingham
dudes and dudeines in their best bib and
tuck
There are fifteen telephones in the
camp. They save the miners many
long walk.
The smiling countenance of j. j.
O'Rielly, merchant, was seen IN the
gulch to-day.
w. M. Curtis went to the metropolis
Monday. No guarantee is given that he
will return sober.
Col. J. N. Merrill, an old-timer, is over
at the the Yosemite No. l, where he is
one of the mainstays.
The Bon Ton Restaurant is the place
to get square meal served by the pref
test girl in the gulch.
Prof. G. E. Allen took in the city late
last week. 1t is not known whether the
city took in the professor.
That's a fine ranch that Arnett has at
the switch. What fine country seat
''MilP' will have there some day
There are yet remaining in the canyon
several old timers, patiently waiting for
a stake and the redemption OF Utah.
/. Hazelgroove has returned from the
city, whittier he was recently called on
account of the critical illness of his son.
The Binghamites will back Butter and
Drinks runner, Dexter" for all he is
worth and more too and they get a
chance.
THE DEMOCRAT comps" will remem-
Der the genial Hill, a quondam SLUG
on the Chronicle. He is one of the biped
merchants of the camp.
Ask the superintendent Of a certain
mine who is the handsomest and sweet
est little girl in the gulch. If he says ht
can't tell, leave it to the writer.
The popular tonsorial artist, Gulliana
is a great favorite with the boys. BeinI
a dentist as we'll as barber, he extracts
molars and shaves the chin with equa
skill.
The excellent property of j. L. Ellison
one of the old-timers in the gulch, indi
Gates that he has "struck it rich" :
sale of the property is confidently ex
pected.
W.. Hills, the portiy and dignifieC
econ" of the Bingham Branch, is stll
the popular fellow as of yore; he i
hereafter to be known as the "lnfan
jumbo"
The district school, under the glove
! hand rule of Prof. Whitney Goodrich, j
: in good running order. Forty-five pupil
are enrolled and are progressing wit
satisfaction to all concerned.
| Extra copies of this issue of THE DEMO
Graf will be in big demand in Bingham
1 on account of the business and persona
: mentionings. Get them of Quinn VIII
will have plenty of them on hand.
d P. Tavely, one of Bingham's oldes
e stand-bys, is the popular druggist an
t bookseller. He carries a full stock c
= drugs, books, stationery, notions, cigars
e ETC., and is happy and prospecting.
}, Mrs. Louisa Osell keeps the only re-
taurant at the depot. She is is prepare
d to feed all transierts and the boarding
men in the vicinity. The DEMoCRA
= cheerfully commends the lady to th
v patronage of the public.
e Much disappointment was manifesto
y by the Binghamites that Martin Lamar
s. ESQ, failed to put in an appearance
o the Sunday League meeting. Marti
,e don't know what he missed. There W;
D was a committee, headed by w. N
D Curtis, with four-in-hand rig, to receiN
is the popular butcher.
n The Tiwaukee mine is working onl
five men at present. on account of tt
10 water level having been struc
Or However five cars of way-up ore is sh
,e each month from this mine. The supe
" intendent w. NJ. Curtis is one of Il
x x most popular men of the camp.
Quinn is getting splendid spring al
summer stock of hats, shoes, boots, al
a complete line of dry goods from a cosr
lace to full suit of clothes. If "Berny
keeps up his lick, together with the 8
sistance of his accomplished wife al
ID 'dot leetle boy" of theirs, he will ha
to build a three-story stone front.
THE DEMOCRAT representative wish
-, to express his appreciation of the court
bss cies extended to him, and for the We
q. generous way in which they "anted up
,r. No guilty man" was allowed to esca
IN and consequently he gotten all on t
be list. Thanks. boys, We'll see you late
H. Nothing made THE DEMOCRAT M
lis more popular in Bingham than his ples
ed ant "send off, of the Live Oaks societ
lie At the next meeting he was elected
ur honorary member and allowed all I
e, privileges of the degrees without TAXI
ss them. By the request OF everybody t
be item referred to is here reinserted.
SO The ore shipments from Bingham
se the last thirty days have been as follow
an l75 cars of u tons each aggregate
~ 100000 pounds, and the earnin
y, amounting to 81, $3.50. The passenge
of traffic has been good and is now on t
increase. Mr.. H. Quicker, or Duck
he you are in hurry, is the presiding q
err directing genius Of the station.
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